The Spokesman-Review
11 Jan 1941, Sat · Page 21
MRS. A. H. FLOOD TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, died Thursday night at the Culmstock apartment hotel. Mrs. Flood had been a Spokane resident since 1890, coming here from Maine.
Mrs. Flood was born in New Market, N. H., and was of colonial ancestry. Her widower, Allen H. Flood, founded the Broadview dairy in Spokane in 1902. She was a member of the Vera Community church.
Other survivors are two sons, Frank B. Flood of New York and E. E. Flood of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Lewis A. Lewis, Spokane; Mrs. H. E. Goldsworthy, Rosalia, and Mrs. J. Huston McCroskey, Spokane.
Funeral services will be held today at 11 a.m. at the Smith chapel, the Rev. Dr. Joel Harper officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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The Spokesman-Review
16 Jan 1941, Thu · Page 3
MRS. FLOOD $60,000 ESTATE TO AID HUSBAND
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, who died here January 9, left a $60,000 seperate property estate, according to probate papers filled in superior court yesterday. She left the property to her son, Frank B. Flood of Los Angeles, in trust for the benefit of her husband, Allen H. Flood, 84, of Spokane.
Other surviving children of Mrs. Flood are Pearl Goldsworthy of Rosalia, Beryl Lewis of Veradale, Marian McCroskey, Spokane, and E. E. Flood of Seattle.
11 Jan 1941, Sat · Page 21
MRS. A. H. FLOOD TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, died Thursday night at the Culmstock apartment hotel. Mrs. Flood had been a Spokane resident since 1890, coming here from Maine.
Mrs. Flood was born in New Market, N. H., and was of colonial ancestry. Her widower, Allen H. Flood, founded the Broadview dairy in Spokane in 1902. She was a member of the Vera Community church.
Other survivors are two sons, Frank B. Flood of New York and E. E. Flood of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Lewis A. Lewis, Spokane; Mrs. H. E. Goldsworthy, Rosalia, and Mrs. J. Huston McCroskey, Spokane.
Funeral services will be held today at 11 a.m. at the Smith chapel, the Rev. Dr. Joel Harper officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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The Spokesman-Review
16 Jan 1941, Thu · Page 3
MRS. FLOOD $60,000 ESTATE TO AID HUSBAND
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, who died here January 9, left a $60,000 seperate property estate, according to probate papers filled in superior court yesterday. She left the property to her son, Frank B. Flood of Los Angeles, in trust for the benefit of her husband, Allen H. Flood, 84, of Spokane.
Other surviving children of Mrs. Flood are Pearl Goldsworthy of Rosalia, Beryl Lewis of Veradale, Marian McCroskey, Spokane, and E. E. Flood of Seattle.
The Spokesman-Review
11 Jan 1941, Sat · Page 21
MRS. A. H. FLOOD TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, died Thursday night at the Culmstock apartment hotel. Mrs. Flood had been a Spokane resident since 1890, coming here from Maine.
Mrs. Flood was born in New Market, N. H., and was of colonial ancestry. Her widower, Allen H. Flood, founded the Broadview dairy in Spokane in 1902. She was a member of the Vera Community church.
Other survivors are two sons, Frank B. Flood of New York and E. E. Flood of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Lewis A. Lewis, Spokane; Mrs. H. E. Goldsworthy, Rosalia, and Mrs. J. Huston McCroskey, Spokane.
Funeral services will be held today at 11 a.m. at the Smith chapel, the Rev. Dr. Joel Harper officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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The Spokesman-Review
16 Jan 1941, Thu · Page 3
MRS. FLOOD $60,000 ESTATE TO AID HUSBAND
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, who died here January 9, left a $60,000 seperate property estate, according to probate papers filled in superior court yesterday. She left the property to her son, Frank B. Flood of Los Angeles, in trust for the benefit of her husband, Allen H. Flood, 84, of Spokane.
Other surviving children of Mrs. Flood are Pearl Goldsworthy of Rosalia, Beryl Lewis of Veradale, Marian McCroskey, Spokane, and E. E. Flood of Seattle.
11 Jan 1941, Sat · Page 21
MRS. A. H. FLOOD TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, died Thursday night at the Culmstock apartment hotel. Mrs. Flood had been a Spokane resident since 1890, coming here from Maine.
Mrs. Flood was born in New Market, N. H., and was of colonial ancestry. Her widower, Allen H. Flood, founded the Broadview dairy in Spokane in 1902. She was a member of the Vera Community church.
Other survivors are two sons, Frank B. Flood of New York and E. E. Flood of Seattle; three daughters, Mrs. Lewis A. Lewis, Spokane; Mrs. H. E. Goldsworthy, Rosalia, and Mrs. J. Huston McCroskey, Spokane.
Funeral services will be held today at 11 a.m. at the Smith chapel, the Rev. Dr. Joel Harper officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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The Spokesman-Review
16 Jan 1941, Thu · Page 3
MRS. FLOOD $60,000 ESTATE TO AID HUSBAND
Mrs. Lizzie M. Flood, 83, who died here January 9, left a $60,000 seperate property estate, according to probate papers filled in superior court yesterday. She left the property to her son, Frank B. Flood of Los Angeles, in trust for the benefit of her husband, Allen H. Flood, 84, of Spokane.
Other surviving children of Mrs. Flood are Pearl Goldsworthy of Rosalia, Beryl Lewis of Veradale, Marian McCroskey, Spokane, and E. E. Flood of Seattle.
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